The Bird Show.

I'm at the base of the stairs and, you know, like the meridian, you know, like Katie was talking about, which is kind of like the system where you're nervous system.

So probably going up this, up these stairs, I'm going to try to tap my hands where my meridians are.

But I'm walking up, fills in front of me.

So we're capturing pictures for those of you who love to see Melissa in misery. Wow. This meridian thing you're talking about? There's just a nerve in your hand that controls your anxiety? Well, it's almost like, I think it's just almost like pulse points, but for the nervous system. And I think when you tap it, it's almost like a distraction.

Like you're, to me, the tapping is what kind of shakes me out of my fear. Okay, now I'm walking up the platform. How do you feel right now? Are you, are you nervous? Are you as nervous as you thought

you would be? Are you having any kind of anxiety at all? I, oh, I'm going up here. Oh, God.

Sorry. I'm going higher than I thought.

I am a little anxious. My palms are still sweaty. My feet are actually sweaty.

Oh, God. I'm squ- okay, hold on. I'm on the platform. I'm squatting because I see Atlanta, and it's beautiful, but I have to stand to see how high I am.

So hold on.

You see my breath?

Get heavier.

Okay, I'm standing.

So you can see Atlanta, and you have, you're on one platform and you have to walk up a ladder to get to another platform.

No, I'm on the top now. Oh, you went up the ladder? I went up the ladder as I was talking, so I was trying to help distract myself. And I, my heart is racing. Come up, let's go. My, uh, my, uh, but I'm okay. I'm better I'm better than I thought I would be but I'm walking closer to now when I say closer to the edge I'm okay. I'm better than I thought I would be. But I'm walking closer to...

Now, when I say closer to the edge, I'm not going closer to the edge of the building, just as the platform.

And, you know, the thing is, looking straight out is beautiful.

But looking closer to me, my heart race is a little faster.

My...

It's almost like the blood flow to my extremities is leaving, so

my hands are cold, my feet are cold, my nose is cold, like, my breath is hard to get

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